- Export Intent
Licensed Moroccan cannabis producer intends to export cannabis products. Morocco's program primarily serves industrial hemp and medical cannabis for export markets. EU-GMP required for pharmaceutical-grade export products.
- ANRAC cultivation/processing license
- GACP certification
- EU-GMP for pharmaceutical-grade export
- Producer Holds ANRAC License
Producer must hold a valid ANRAC license covering cultivation and/or processing. GACP certification required for all cultivation sites.
- Valid ANRAC license (Law 13-21)
- GACP certification (current)
- EU-GMP certification for pharmaceutical-grade export products
- Obtain Destination Import Auth
Destination country import authorization must be obtained before ANRAC will issue export authorization.
- EU member state: national import authorization
- UK: Home Office DLCU license
- Other markets: applicable import permits
- Import auth must name the Moroccan exporter
- ANRAC Export Authorization
Apply to ANRAC for per-shipment export authorization. Submit destination import authorization with application.
- Destination import authorization (copy)
- Product specifications, batch numbers, quantity
- GACP and GMP certificates (current)
- Processing: approximately 2–4 weeks
- Moroccan Customs Export
Export declaration at Casablanca (CMN) or Tangier (TNG). Moroccan customs processes narcotic export declaration under INCB Single Convention 1961.
- ANRAC export authorization (original)
- All GMP/GACP certificates
- COA per batch
- Moroccan customs export declaration
- INCB export notification
- Export Cleared ✓
Moroccan cannabis exported to international markets. Competitive advantage: Morocco is the world's largest traditional cannabis producer — formalization under Law 13-21 brings scale and cost advantages to regulated export.